♦ ♦ ♦ The perfect timing of a fairy tale is tied to its tragedy… Journalist, Meadow Graham, is invited to interview death row inmate, Vincent Mercier. Given three days to hear his sordid confession, Meadow seeks to learn why a wealthy hotel owner killed four people, including her twin sister. Sensually exotic and enigmatic, Vincent details his deception while bragging about the amusement he took in manipulating Meadow’s sister. Their interview is a battle of wills. His story is a twisted web of coercion and lies. And the tragedy is too perfect to be real. Will Meadow discover all of Vincent’s secrets while she fights to protect her own?…

♥♥♥ Rule No. 1: Do not enter the game unless you intend to finish. Once accepted, there is no escape. This is a love story, one that comes with rules, expectations, and dark shadows. One where the man who challenges me the most is cloaked in deception. I had no choice but to accept the terms, nowhere to run once the clock started ticking. Donovan Stone was a man few people dared to cross. He was dark. He was dominating. He was so silent that you had to watch him closely to begin to know what he was thinking. He was my boss, and the man I should have run…

📿 📿 📿 📿 📿 📿 CONFESS. It’s what he said to me across his altar, what he demanded so that I would be pure. In the moment he blessed me with his virtue, I was no longer the woman I’d once been. I was Eve. His light. His salvation. His bridge to Heaven’s gate. I failed him because my faith was not strong enough. He punished me for not giving in. Resisting temptation is never easy. Not when his hands, his teeth, his heat and hunger were the greatest of my sins. 📿 📿 📿 📿 📿 📿   My Review I have patiently waited for this book ever…